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Hi,

This document provides steps and details on how to control or filter multiple combo boxes using a single combo box filter in SAP BO Dashboards(Xcelsius)

Versions of Software Used:

SAP BO Dashboards 4.0 - Version 6.0.5.0 , Build - 14,0,6,1036

Data Sample Used:


Below is the data sample used , we have different cities and also different values (value1,value2,value3) for corresponding cities.


Now, I want to give a single combo box as filter to user on City and filter all the values 1,2,3 and display them in scorecards.

City
Delhi
Pune
Mumbai
Chennai

City Wise Value 1
CityValue1
Delhi23
Delhi34
Pune12
Pune23
Pune44
Pune53
Mumbai67
Mumbai9
Chennai12
Chennai10
Chennai44
Chennai33

City Wise Value 2
CityValue2
Delhi23
Delhi34
Delhi12
Pune23
Pune44
Mumbai53
Mumbai67
Mumbai9
Chennai12
Delhi10
Delhi44
Chennai33

City Wise Value 3
CityValue3
Mumbai23
Mumbai34
Pune12
Pune23
Pune44
Pune53
Mumbai67
Mumbai9
Chennai12
Chennai10
Chennai44
Chennai33

City Wise Value 4
CityValue4
Delhi23
Delhi34
Pune12
Pune23
Pune44
Pune53
Pune67
Mumbai9
Chennai12
Pune10
Delhi44
Chennai33

Steps:


1. Create a combo box on the cities i.e. Delhi,Pune,Mumbai & Chennai <Combo box1>

2. Set the insertion type as Row and provide all the cities as source data and a single cell as the Destination.This will throw the City name which will be selected in the combo box to your destination cell.

3.Now, take another combo box <combo box2> and this time map it to the the City Wise Value1 data.

4.Select Labels as the City column.

5.Select insertion type as Filtered Rows, select the source data as the city and value1 columns and also the destination accordingly.

6.Now, the main step which will make it control from our single combo box1, go to Behavior tab of combo box2 properties and choose selected item type as Label and item as the Destination of our first combo box <combo box1>.

This step will make entry which will come in the first combo box into our City Wise value 1 combo box and will filter the data accordingly.

7.Perform this operation for all the other data separately.

8.Hide the combo boxes for city wise value1,value2,value3,value4.


Also, find attached xlf for your detail reference.


Note: Remove the .txt from the file.


Regards,

Javed


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